The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-10-22


thing rolled up. Saw it next day.
Twas beef. about ten cents worth
Twas only little while after she
left until my husband came.
Thirty-first witness, Mrs. George
Smith: Am Nose Wells daughter.
Know MADEIRA and Black. Ny faith
er came in my house that evening
and went right out. He was after
his coat. He lived with brother Lee.
Saw him next morning after break
fast at my home. He went to bed.
Thirty second witness, Mrs. Mi
nerya Carraco: Saw MADEIRA Satur-
day morning about or s o'clock.
Asked him if he knew of the murder
and if she we're found on the floor OF
in the bed. He said ON the door.
said she mnst have been murdered.
He said he guessed" ] had heard
she was killed while eating break
fast.
Thirty-third witness, Ann Webley
Acquainted with MADEIRA. Saw him
in a skiff, Sunday, washing his
hands and cleaning his nails He
then came up from skiff and sat in
Allender's old mill door, till his
father came down and talked to him.
Three men, one little one with white
hat, one little larger and one took
to be Uncle Nose, were drinking I'M
der my window at II o'clock Satur-
day night.
Thirty fourth witness, Mrs. Mar
garet Smith: Saw MADEIRA Satur-
day morning at few minutes after
o'clock come down alley and stand
looking over the river. He could
see the Robinson house. Had not
then heard of the murder. He stop
ped minute then went out to st.
Clair House.
Thirty-fifth witness, Thos. NJ.
Gregg: Knew the Robinson woman.
Saw her in bakery the night she was
murdered. Twas shortly after 8
o'clock Is or 20 minutes. She
bought some ham, sugar, cake and
perhaps some bread / don't think
Wallace was there. Nor do l think
he, Wallace, had lantern. s
o'clock when / left home. When
came back it began to rain. l was
in bakery when she came in. She
did not stay long.
Thirty sixth witness, Marion Daw-
son: Am acquainted with Black
and MADEIRA. Saw MADEIRA at St.
Clair House on the evening after the
murder, on the porch. He asked
me if chad heard of warrant out
for him." Said .'they always tried
to get him in that kind of scrapes. T"
Saw MADEIRA that night on Miller's
corner at 10 o'clock. He walked up
street. Heard voice up street like
Blacks. He came back. He stopped
and leaned up against the window.
Some one talking of the murder,
mick" said shows that ?'' He
seemed restless to me.
Cross examination-He looked as
if he had been drinking. He stag
gered little.
Mat. Larkin, recalled. Nose could
not see MADEIRA from where he sat.
Nose pointed his finger towards
Black and Wells.
James Turner, recalled. Twas
between two showers whom | saw
Nose and "Nick." Don't know that
it rained after | went in house. It
rained as / went home. Nose sent
"Nick" after whisky, an hour before
/ went in home "Nicka was gone
20 or 80 minutes. When he came
back we went over to Hayes corner,
before the first rain. ! went over to
Dr. Mackey's porch. Nose told me
in the alley, by himself, what he was
going to do. Allender was in the
bakery when Nose went in.
Chas. Conner e-called: Last saw
them walking from Dawson's shop
out Lower street. Saw them just
before by DIR. Mackey's porch. Saw
Emma pass out Lower street from
bakery. Supposed these two men
were MADEIRA and Black. Would
have addressed them as such. She
was in bakery as | went down and
as | came back, too. These men
went out the direction the woman
went. These two men, as she came
out of the bakery last time, were
crossing Lower street at Dawson's
blacksmith shop and went after her
out the street towards the bridge.
Could have seen man that night
100 yards. Moon was sufficiently
light to see man that distance.
Thirty witness, VIM. Bal
ley: Nose and Nick were put up
stairs. Heard them talking. Heard
Nick say to Nose, stick to that and
we will be all right
Mrs. Turner recalled: 1t rained
after nine Thought she Just had
time to get home before the rain.
Thirty eighth witness, Miss Cor
india Walker: Live in Long alley
adjoining Turner's and Mrs. Fell's.
Mrs Fell left third week in June.
She left town three weeks ago.
mick" Madera's wife came to Mrs.
Felrs shortly after murder, and af-
ter report got out that Mrs. Fell had
the bottle Saw "Nick's'' father
there at dark one night, after these
men were pat in jail. Never saw
"Nick's" father there before or since.
Was on It'll May went over to help
up with the woman off the floor that
Mrs. Fell had the bottle.
Thirty ninth witness, Richard
Smith: Remember the night. Was
out fishing. Dorsey St Clair and
slept in hack at St Clair stable.
Came up when it began raining.
Cephas Jacobs (re-called mo
warrant was issued for them Were
brought as witnesses
Mrs. Jennie Smith (re-called y
Before dark Nose Wells, my father,
came and got his coat. Did not say
for what purpose, nor where he was
going.
Fortieth witness, Lewis Hayes
Saw Wells at Z or O clock and again
between II and IL O'clock. Nearer
II than r. He came back second
time and stayed all night. He
stayed until o'clock.